تحديات الهوية الجندرية لدى رقيبات السير في المجتمع الأردني

Abstract EN

The present study seeks to expose the challenges associated with gender identity among female traffic officers in the Jordanian society.

The sources of such challenges fall within tri-dimensional context.

First dimension is the self-concept.

It is expressed through personality characteristics.

Second dimension is extended self-concept.

It is expressed through interactive behaviour with male colleagues.

Third and the last dimension is also extended self-concept.

It is expressed, however, through social reactions.

In conducting the present study, a comprehensive survey approach was employed on a sample research group.

The latter comprised 100 female traffic officers.

For analytical purposes, the present research has used a simple statistical method on the data collected.

The study, in its conclusive pages, offers salient findings.

The latter are as under: • Female traffic officers nurture positive concept towards their personality characteristics.

• Female traffic officers encounter extended gender challenges in their interactive behaviour with male colleagues.

• Female traffic officers encounter despised social reactions.

As a whole, the present study shows no statistical evidences of importance for independent variables.